Change of physical and chemical properties of the soil due to forest fire at HPH PT INHUTANI I area of Long Nah

Change of soil physical and chemical properties due to forest fire in East Kalimantan had been observed at HPH PT INHUTANI I Long Nah area. This study was conducted on Red Yellow Podzolic soils (Typic tropudults) under unburned and burned forest stands with much relief (15-30 percent slopes). The re...

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Published inWanatrop (Indonesia) Vol. 2; no. 1
Main Author Tangketasik, J
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1987
Subjects
INCENDIE DE FORET
INCENDIOS FORESTALES
KALIMANTAN
PROPIEDADES FISICO-QUIMICAS SUELO
PROPRIETE PHYSICOCHIMIQUE DU SOL
SOL DE FORET
SUELO FORESTAL
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Summary:Change of soil physical and chemical properties due to forest fire in East Kalimantan had been observed at HPH PT INHUTANI I Long Nah area. This study was conducted on Red Yellow Podzolic soils (Typic tropudults) under unburned and burned forest stands with much relief (15-30 percent slopes). The results showed that forest fire did affect soil acidity, Mg cation, base saturation of three soil surface. P and K, both extractable and total, as well as cation exchange capacities are also different significantly until 100 cm depths. Some physical and chemical properties of the soil after three years of burning are not significantly different between burned forest soil and unburned forest soil. As a whole, the physical and soil conditions are inferior in burned forest area
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ISSN:0215-1030